Jordan/Nike shoes should be like this

With the frenzied release of the "Space Jam" edition of the Jordan shoes, sneaker fans were reminded of the influence of the retro basketball sneaker. In celebrating the 25 year anniversary of the Jordan franchise, two silver anniversary editions of the entire Jordan line were released-one in all white, and another in white and red. The all-white models were exceptional in their ability to showcase the true, "naked" silhouettes of the models, and the storied Air Jordan XI (11) retro basketball shoe was again a standout model in that collection. While bearing some resemblance to the "Columbia" edition of the Air Jordan XI (11), this model strips away the hints of blue and adds tumbled leather to the heel, along with a zig-zag pattern behind the "23? Logo. This retro basketball shoe comes complete with an icy sole paired with the all-white leather/patent leather base which makes for a very clean look.

With the Nike shoes of Auto Flight lifestyle moving into its second generation of color ways, we're seeing some promising new developments. This new pair in grey and electric green is one of the best arguments for vulcanizing the soles of this classic basketball high-tops, as its nearly monochromatic design and super-high cut make it fit in perfectly amongst the most fashion-forward. The Grey/Electric Green Nike Auto Flight High lifestyle shoe which borrows their uppers from the Nike Flight Lite High but made with a different sole, features a combo upper of Grey smooth leather and Grey perforated leather with an Electric Green underlay and Electric Green accents take form of the tongue, heel, and inner lining. While upper sits on a clean white autoclaved outsole.

And so far, what do you think of this two kind of shoes and what are the differences from them. To know more about them you can click this: Nike shoes/Jordan shoes